The 7 Billion Actions initiative of the UN Population Fund is holding a competition for short films that address the following issues:
- Poverty and breaking the circle of inequality
- Empowerment and progress of women and girls
- Young people
- Reproductive health and rights
- Healthy environment and healthy people
- Aging
- Urbanization-planning for growth
Extra points, presumably, for short films that manage to tackle these topics without being horribly depressing. The entries are due February 15, 2012, 1st prize is $4,000, and more information is available at http://www.7billionactions.org/film. Go on, what are you waiting for?
Effort involved: not going to lie to you- considerable, as filmmaking takes some time. But you could always make this easier on yourself by doing a single-take 10-minute movie and hoping that you win points for unusual technique.
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- Poverty and breaking the circle of inequality
- Empowerment and progress of women and girls
- Young people
- Reproductive health and rights
- Healthy environment and healthy people
- Aging
- Urbanization-planning for growth
Extra points, presumably, for short films that manage to tackle these topics without being horribly depressing. The entries are due February 15, 2012, 1st prize is $4,000, and more information is available at http://www.7billionactions.org/film. Go on, what are you waiting for?
Effort involved: not going to lie to you- considerable, as filmmaking takes some time. But you could always make this easier on yourself by doing a single-take 10-minute movie and hoping that you win points for unusual technique.
Image from: http://entertainment.ezinemark.com/funny-moments-of-photographers-77362b4817a5.html
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